A Study of San Diego County Local Child Care Needs and Barriers: Data - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
A Study of San Diego County Local Child Care Needs and Barriers: Data and Insights for San Diego County Individualized Child Care Subsidy Pilot and Local Child Care Policies May 2018 Caster Family Center for Nonprofit Prepared for the San Diego
May 2018
Prepared for the San Diego County Office
Development Planning Council Caster Family Center for Nonprofit and Philanthropic Research
Summer 2017
San Diego County underutilizes CDE allocations for child care and development programs by an average of $11M
to be a cause.
October 2017
AB 377 signed by
authorizing the County of San Diego to develop a pilot child care subsidy plan (2018 – 2023)
February 2018
SDCOE commissions a study of the economic and child care markets in San Diego County
August 2018
The San Diego Child Care Subsidy Plan was submitted to CDE
December 2018
The San Diego Child Care Subsidy Plan was approved by CDE
60%
Estimated percent of children ages 0-5 whose parents work outside the home1
1 U.S. Census AmericanCommunity Survey.20161-YearEstimatesTableB1931.Includestwo-parenthouseholds andsingleparent households with children under 18. 2 Data Source: 2016 California Department of Finance Population Projections. 3 Data Source: Kidsdata.org, 2016. 4 Data Source: American Community Survey 1-Year Estimate, 2016 (Table S1601). 7 Data Source: American Community Survey, 2016 1-Year Estimates Table B19131. Includes two-parent households and single parent households with children under 18. 8 Data Source: American Community Survey, 2016 1-Year Estimates Table B19125.Includes families with own children under 18 present in the household.San Diego County Children by Age Group2
307,759 138,075
23%
132,086
0-2 Years 3-5 Years 6-12 Years
9 California Budget and Policy Center. 2017. Making ends meet: How much does it cost to support a family in California? This estimate is based on a family with two working parents, one
preschool-aged child and one school-aged child. Basic monthly budget includes housing and utilities, food, child care, health care, transportation, miscellaneous and taxes.
42,010
Estimated number of children (0-12) in San Diego County who are not currently eligible for a child care subsidy, but will become eligible with the income cutoff change to <85% SMI.12
12 Percentages are derived using two data sources. Numerator = Number of children whose families earn <70% of SMI and between 70% and 85% SMI. Data source: American Institute
for Research, 2016. Early Learning Needs Assessment Tool. Denominator = Total population 0-12 years. Data source: 2016 California Department of Finance Population Projections.
identify strengths and
screenings
interactions
size
environments
directors
30 Workman, S. 2018. Where Does your Child Care Dollar Go? Understanding the True Cost of Quality Early Childhood Education.
Center for American Progress.
Figure 20: 2017 Estimated Annual Per Child Price of Child Care Compared to Actual Cost of Providing High- Quality Care in California30
56% Gap 48% Gap $31,120 $17,999 $13,671 $9,406
Cost Price Cost Price
$35,000 $30,000 $25,000 $20,000 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $- Infant Preschool
.
18 Data Source: American Institute for Research. 2016. Early Learning Needs Assessment Tool.
19 Data Source: San Diego County Office of Education. Contract Earnings, 2016-17
22 San Diego County Child Care and Development Planning Council. 2018. Subsidy Zip Code Priority Data. 20 San Diego County Child Care and Development Planning Council. 2018. Subsidy Zip Code Priority Data.
24 Data Source: California Child Care Resource & Referral Network. 2017
Child Care Portfolio
26 Data Source: California Child Care Resource & Referral Network. 2017 Child Care Portfolio.